Symfony 1.0.0 : Vue détaillée de MySQLiResultSet.php

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MySQLiResultSet:: (6 méthodes):
  seek()
  next()
  getRecordCount()
  close()
  getString()
  getTimestamp()

Classe: MySQLiResultSet - X-Ref

MySQLi implementation of ResultSet.

MySQL supports OFFSET / LIMIT natively; this means that no adjustments or checking
are performed. We will assume that if the lmitSQL() operation failed that an
exception was thrown, and that OFFSET/LIMIT will never be emulated for MySQL.

seek($rownum) X-Ref

next() X-Ref

getRecordCount() X-Ref

close() X-Ref

getString($column) X-Ref

Get string version of column.
No rtrim() necessary for MySQL, as this happens natively.

getTimestamp($column, $format='Y-m-d H:i:s') X-Ref

Returns a unix epoch timestamp based on either a TIMESTAMP or DATETIME field.

param: mixed $column Column name (string) or index (int) starting with 1.
return: string

Code source de Symfony 1.0.0

/lib/vendor/creole/drivers/mysqli/ -> MySQLiResultSet.php (sommaire)

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